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There’s something about having children of your own that causes you to carefully analyze your own upbringing. Or maybe taking off the rose-colored glasses is part of finally becoming your

I struggle with being a mom. I’ve struggled through six years of the predictable laundry, food, scheduling, and interrupted sleep that comes with being a mom. And I’ve struggled through

The precious mom bubble: the definition of sanity for those who even teeter on the edge of introvert. We all have a bubble. And it seems like our kids just

Once upon a time, a group of friends were travelling from one town to another. They were like loyal groupies for a rock star, but instead of driving a roadie

Instagram: @beardedoxtimber Facebook: @beardedoxtimber I had to take a breath when I saw it. Or a few. Perhaps my hands were also on my knees as I hunched over in

It has happened. We have entered a period of history for which there is no exact template. The time we are in is kind of a mash-up between the Spanish

Five small loaves and two small fishes. The story of a little boy’s faith where Jesus turns something meagre into a miracle. From flannel boards to pulpits we see the

Overnight our cultural values of busyness, activity and looking forward to the weekend became obsolete. Now every day feels like a weekend, we are restricted from activity, and it’s impossible

To have your normal life rhythm interrupted: it is nothing short of disorienting. All the places you went, the activities you did, the work you accomplished – they were your

Easter Morning is deceptive. We endure the grave, the darkness of every hour from Good Friday – or for some, forty days before on Maudy Tuesday –  until dawn on

Moms aren’t supposed to enjoy being at home with their kids. We are supposed to be competent career women who are not just intelligent and articulate, but have clean cars,

We have now been a week in quarantine. Longer in other parts of the world. The shock and novelty have begun to wear off, and now we see that this